Bullet Kills Boy and Wounds Father Near Dysart
Eight year old Kenneth Hupfeld died after a .38 slug passed through him as John Schultz cleaning a revolver fired in the living room of the Hupfeld farm southeast of Dysart. Schultz was critically wounded. coroner Burrows called it an accidental shooting. Kenneth was taken to Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo with the bullet removed and showed progress.
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Dysart
Kenneth Hupfeld
Clarence Hupfeld
John Schultz
Belle Plaine
Hupfelds
Hupfeld
Benton County
Schultz
John R. Burrows
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Vets Returning From Overseas Reach Iowa Ports
Eastern Iowans slated for return to New York and Newport News include Rex Peters DeWitt Elmer Lyle Keota Tony Shada Cedar Rapids Robert Seland Decorah Henry Cummings Cedar Rapids Byron Bolsinger Hopkinton Roy Anderson Cedar Rapids Otto Bom Bach Blairstown Loren Van Fossen Cedar Rapids Peter Kanellis Cedar Rapids Mervin Clark Cedar Rapids Billy Cnossen Washington Cyril Kalina Toledo Florence Kyle Washington Melvin Luze Dysart Lumir Yanda Toledo Bernard Patnode Stone City Dale Wall Cedar Rapids Leonard Paulsen Blairstown LeRoy Amslough Clarion Clifford Davis Iowa City Roger Pahl Decorah Lewis Gould Brooklyn Carroll Mitchell Eldora Donald Grovert Newhall Harry Snyder Clarion Harry P McCarter Cedar
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Associated Press
Lumir J. Yanda
Toledo
Bernard J. Patnode
Stone City
Newport News
Mexico Victory
Dale E. Wall
Cedar Rapids
Leonard J. Paulsen
Blairstown
Le-Roy H. Amslough
Clarion
Clifford W. Davis
Iowa City
Roger A. Pahl
Decorah
Lewis M. Gould
Brooklyn
Carroll D. Mitchell
Eldora
Sedalia Victory
Donald C. Grovert
Newhall
Harry L. Snyder
Seattle
Mormac Cove
Harry P. McCarter
Cedar
Falls Memorials Mention World War II Names
The list names Pfc Elve M Bunting and T/Sgt Dale W Southwick among service members linked to Solon and Washington with other ranks and locations suggested by the fragmentary OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Elve M. Bunting
Anamosa
Pfe
John A Slach
Solon
Dale W Southwick
Kalona
Ward N. Benson
Washington
Hart Heads New Iowa Real Estate Panel
In Des Moines AP reports E A Hart was chosen director of the newly formed Iowa Real Estate Commission at its first official meeting. Hart previously served as secretary in charge of real estate under Wayne Ropes, who remains chairman. the five member panel will license and regulate real estate dealers with the same staff as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
E. A. Hart
Iowa Real Estate Commission
Wayne Ropes
Hart
Alice Shaw
C M. Newbold
Darlene Glover
Ropes
Norwegian Students to Attend Drake University Next Semester
Six Norwegian students will attend Drake University on one year scholarships. George S. Berry, dean of students, announced the plan Friday. Drake cooperates with the Institute of International Education as Norwegian colleges were closed during the war.
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Des Moines
Drake University
George S. Berry
Drake
Institute of International Education
Norway
Axtell-Weger Wed In Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Strawberry Point Florine Axtell daughter of Meron Axtell and Walter E Weger son of John Weger were married at Emanuel's Lutheran church. The bridegroom served 40 months in the army with 10 overseas.
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Strawberry Point
Florine Axtell
Meron A. Axtell
Walter E. Weger
John Weger
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Marion News Aid Grows From Local War Service Updates
Marion residents receive notices of returning soldiers and family updates. Dr Harold Windsor transfers from DeWitt hospital to University hospital Iowa City for psychopathic ward care after being wounded in Normandy. Lt Edith Mattson becomes his wife on Christmas Day. Others include Jack Hogan re-enlisting and Cpl William Hogan’s Seattle trip, plus Lt Fred Louis Jr and the Louis family visiting. Local businesses advertise sales and services as community keeps wartime pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Windsor
Carl L. Windsor
Marion Congregational Church
DeWitt Hospital
Auburn
Calif
University Hospital
Iowa City
St. Low
Windsor
Omaha
Edith Mattson
A.N.C
Children’s Hospital
Iowa
Ity
Plan Direct Air Route From Iowa to Southwest
American Airlines proposes through service from Des Moines Sioux City Ottumwa and Mason City to San Diego and Los Angeles San Antonio Texas Mexico City Dallas Fort Worth and El Paso Texas and Arizona points if the Mid Continent American consolidation is approved Exhibits filed with the Civil Aeronautics board show plans to reduce passenger and cargo tariffs and improve flight and ticket and reservation service A hearing on the consolidation case is set for January 21 before a cab examiner.
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Washington
American Airlines
Des Moines
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Mason City
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Dallas
Fort Worth
el Paso
Arizona
American
Civil Aeronautics Board
Reds Mum on Fate Of Fred Kaltenbach
Berlin AP The U S military government said the Russians had not replied to a month old request for information on Nazi broadcaster Fred W Kaltenbach whose Waterloo Iowa home was once. The Americans asked Soviet occupation authorities to assist in arresting Kaltenbach if he was in the Soviet zone. Mrs Kaltenbach told American officers last July that Soviet authorities arrested him June 14 1945 at their Schoeneberg Berlin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. S
Fred W. Kaltenbach
Waterloo
Kaltenbach
Schoeneberg
Forbes Succeeds Carey as Sioux City Editor
Willis Forbes named managing editor of the Journal-Tribune to replace the late John W Carey who died on Christmas day. Forbes has served as assistant managing editor and Sunday editor since 1941 and was city editor before the consolidation. Kenneth Stock becomes Sunday editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Willis Forbes
Journal-Tribune
John W Carey
Carey
Forbes
Journal and Tribune
Journal
Journal and
Journal- Tribune
Kenneth Stock
State College classes postponed due to crowded registration
AMES AP The start of second semester classes at Iowa State college was moved to Monday after un usually large crowds blocked registration. About 4 500 students registered Thursday with 1 000 more expected Friday. Veterans enrollment and re enrollment of former students led to the surge. 50 new undergraduate sections may be needed. Housing strains grow as Navy housing shifts and cots fill armory and MCA dormitory. Some locals convert basements to living spaces for students.
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Cntering College
Navy
Armory
M.C.A
Ames
Iowa Obituaries and Local Death Notices Summary
Edgewood area reports death of Shaw 75 after a weeks illness with four sons and a daughter. Services were held at Rhine funeral home with burial in Edgewood cemetery. Toledo notices include Mrs Lloyd Thompson dies from burns after clothing caught fire while cooking. surviving daughter and others noted. West Liberty reports death of Mrs Emma Passmore’s daughter-in-law in Colorado after car collision. Also brief note on C. T. Montgomery, former West Liberty resident, dying in Pasadena California. funeral planned in Vasalia. survivor list includes daughter, brother, and granddaughter.
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Edgewood
Wm Shaw
Don Rhines
Manchester
Rhine Funeral Home
Scott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgewood Cemetery
Toledo
Lloyd Thompson
Henderson Funeral Home
J. E. Pritchard
Toledo Methodist Church
Thompson
C. T. Montgomery
West Liberty
Pasadena
Calif
Montgomery
Frank
California
Laura Swart Montgomery
Mt. Calvary A. F
The
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Arnold
Vasalia
Msgr Taken to Retire as Elkader Pastor After 28 Years
The Rt. Rev. Msgr James P. Taken will retire January 20 as dean of the Elkader district and longtime pastor of St. Joseph's. He will be succeeded by Rev. Edward A. Fitzgerald, formerly pastor of Sacred Heart Osage. Born 1863 in Dubuque, Taken served at several parishes including Forest City and Eagle Center before Elkader. He was named a domestic prelate in 1939 by Pope Pius XII and will reside in Elkader with his sister Agnes Taken.
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Elkader
James P. Taken
St. Joseph’s Church
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Sacred Heart Church
Osage
Msgér. Taken
Dubuque
Loras' College
Grand Seminary
Montreal
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
John J Hennessy
Taken
St James Church
Forest City
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Swea City
Crystal Lake
Lake Mills
Northwood
Nevis Settlement
Armstrong
St Mary's of
Mt. Carmel
Eagle Center
Elk
Self-Employed Vets Receive 48 239 Aid in Iowa
Payments totaling 48 239 were made last month to 502 self employed Iowa veterans whose businesses failed to furnish at least 100. The Iowa Employment Security commission reported 30 139 paid in November to 318 veterans. The federal government covers the difference to reach 100 monthly. Unemployment aid rose from 4 356 in November to 9 250 in December. December payments totaled 496 550, more than double November 239 371. The weekly allowance is 20.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Johnson elected vice president of national conference
Willard L. Johnson former dean of men at Drake University was chosen as vice-president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews the announcement said on Thursday.
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Des Moines, In
Willard L. Johnson
Drake University
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Industrialists to Train Iowa Farm Boys Through Ad Campaign
Des Moines (UP) Iowa Development Commission will run a nationwide ad push through 1946 highlighting Iowa as a center of industry and agriculture. Ads in Business Week and Fortune stress farm boys’ early exposure to machinery and easy training for industrial work. The commission, formed in 1945, also places welcome signs at state borders and runs an essay contest in Iowa high schools to spur youths to see local opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Rodney Q. Selby
Iowa Development, Commission
Business Week
Fortune
Commission
Selby
More Gasoline Pumps Are Licensed in Iowa
Iowa officials report 15 331 gasoline station pumps licensed in late 1945 six months, up 558 from 1944. The increase follows end of rationing and reopening of wartime closures. First half fiscal year fee receipts reach 24 240 dollars, up 370 50 from prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Holiday Whisky Shortage Trims Iowa January Ration
Des Moines AP reports state liquor stores cut 20 000 cases from December whisky run forcing January ration to drop from three fifths to two fifths. The commission has been receiving about 45 000 cases monthly from distillers.
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Des Moines
Liquor Commission
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New Iowa
Drake U
Lionel
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Lionel Trainmaster
Turner
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Marion
Dr. Windsor
Jack Hogan
Lottie Hogan
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
N. C
William Hogan
Lewis Justin
Charles Bailey
England
Vitamin Shop
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Japan
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Minneapolis
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Gerald Keith
Carroll Roberts
Oelwein
H. C. Jacobs
Boston
Myron Sorden of
Webster
Sorden
Gilbert Voorhies
Ruth Engstrom
R. V Cafe
Jergen's
Martin Whitesell
Fort Jackson
Karen
Diane
Eighth Avenue
Pfc
Bill Creglow
South Pacific
L. M Cregdons
Vernon Gilmore
Okinawa
Pauline Blackford
Fred Louis, Jr
Adkins & Feigh
Adv
Robert Chadim
Isabel Atwater
Robins
Don Atwaters
San Francisco
Guam
Elmer Barnhart
St. Luke’s Hospital
Board of Education
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Corpus Christi
Adkins & iFeigh
Lloyd Mobbs
Mary Clair McGuire Mobbs
Oakland
Scott Jowels
Owen Drug
Seaman
Bob Mullaley
Harold Mullaleys
Dublin
Navy Hospital
R. D. Conley
Nelson Gunn
Mechanicsville
Jasper Baker
Ninth Avenue
Plan
Reds
Fred Kaltenbach
Culbert’s Food Market
Rosedale
Heinz Cream OF Tomato
Dickey Monarch
Jean
Rinso
Idaho
State College
Msgr
Johnson
Mfg
Red Cross
Candy Bros, Mfg. Co
St. Lewis
East Sixth Avenue
John E. Knapp
Prop
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Third Avenue
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